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+// This is the mainpage file for doxygen
+// See <http://www.doxygen.nl/commands.html>
+// for command help.
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+/*! \mainpage Libmange
+ \author The mingw-w64 Dev Team
+ \version 1.0
+ \section intro_sec Introduction
+
+ Libmangle is library for translating C++ symbols produced by Microsoft Visual Studio C++ suite of tools into human readable names.
+ \subsection info_subsec Name Mangling
+ Name mangling is a technique used by modern compilers to add addition information about a function, a structure or a datatype to a symbol name. Information can include call parameter type and return type, symbol namespace and etc. Often, the way the information is encoded in specific to a compiler vendor.
+ \subsection cpp_subsec C++ and Name Mangling
+ Languages such as the C++ language do not define a standard name decoration scheme, most often code produced by one compiler is also incompatible with another C++ compiler ABI wise. Name mangling prevents accidentally linking to code meant for another compiler.
+ \subsection decde_subsec Deciphering Mangled Names
+ Libmangle allows symbol names on objects created by Microsoft Visual C++ tools to be decoded into human readable names. In addition to easing debugging, it also allows the possibility of non-MSVC tools to examine the objects.
+ \subsection external_subsec External Links
+ For more information, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name_mangling
+ \section install_sec Installation
+
+ Use the shell script "configure" and pass "--help" for library build and install options.
+ */
